GREEN RIVER — The regulations for issuance of licenses, permits, stamps, tags, preference points, and competitive raffle chances is a prevalent topic in the hunting community and was a major point of discussion during the public meeting held Wednesday evening at the Wyoming Game and Fish(WGF) Green River Regional Office.

There was a major focus on proposed changes from Wyoming Game and Fish in relation to landowners and hunting licenses. Currently, if a landowner has 160 acres of contiguous land and 2,000 continuous days of animal usage they are allotted 2 licenses if the property meets certain requirements. The requirement change proposes that landowners must have 160 acres of cultivated land or 640 acres of contiguous land and have 3,000 continuous days of animal usage. Immediate famil

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